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Ee wd aE WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925 9 SKOKIE, SUNSET RIDGE, WILMETTE HOLD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Mrs. McNamara and Mrs. Arends Win in Wilmette Semi-Finals RS. J. HA McNAMARA won from Mrs. E. F. Wellinghoff one up, and Mrs. John Arends won from Mrs. Tracy Holmes: in the semi- finals in class A in the club champion- ship at the Wilmette Golf club on Wed- nesday. The qualifying round was played on Tuesday. ; Mrs. McNamara won 3 and 2 from Mrs. F. N. Otte in the finals for the' Holmes trophy Thursday, August 6. Skokie Club Postpones Semi-final Matches HE semi-finals in the Skokie club championship which were to be played on Wednesday were post- poned to a later date because of the rain. Pairings for the first flight of the semi-finals are Mrs. Edgar Stevens of Kenilworth, Miss Ernestine Pearce of Glencoe; Mrs. Paul G. Chace of Glencoe, Miss Eva May Johnson. In the second flight pairings are Mrs. A. J. Mitchell of Winnetka, Mrs. W. S. Johnson; Mrs. A. S. Webster, Mrs. L. P. Zinke of Glencoe; and in the third flight Mrs. M. H. Dement of Wilmette, Mrs. G. H. Bird of Wilmette; Mrs. S. P. Patton, Mrs. E. R. Hankins. Mrs. S. L. Williams and Mrs. S. R. Safford of Glencoe will play the finals for the non-qualifying. The qualifying round of the championship was played off on Monday. _ Mrs. Paul G. Chace was the winner in approaching and putting on Monday afternoon. ¥ Next Monday will be guest day with prizes for guests and members in each event. Play will be choice score on four short holes and for the least num- ber of putts on 18 holes. Miss Margaret Knapp Wins Indian Hill Golf Honors HE remainder of the August pro- gram for Indian Hill has been announced. Wednesday of this week play was choice score of first nine played twice. There will be low gross and low net on Wednesday, Aug- ust 19. The last events in August will be low gross and low net on 18 holes on Wednesday, August 26. Special prizes are being donated by Joe Mac- Morran for aggregate scores with handicap for the four August events. Prize winners at the club Wednes- day, August 5, were: Miss Margaret Knapp, first, and Mrs. M. Paul Noyes, second, in class A; Miss Ruth Matz and Mrs. Frank Fuller in class B; and, in class C, Mrs. Kent Tenney and Mrs. Walter Noble Gillett. Mission Leader to Speak at Local Baptist Church Dr. George A. Huntley, field repre- sentative of the Board of Missionary Cooperation of the Northern Baptist Convention and a member of the Wil- mette Baptist church, will occupy the pulpit of that church Sunday morning, August 16, at the 11 o'clock services. Dr. Huntley was for 35 years a mis- sionary for the American Baptist Foreign Missionary society in China. His message this Sunday will relate. to conditions in China and is regarded as particularly timely in view of the un- rest in that country at the present time. Sunset Ridge Begins Club Championship Play Tuesday UNSET RIDGE will begin its club championship matches on Tues- day when the qualifying round will be played. Mrs. E. C. Johnson and Miss = Vir- ginia V. Ingram won first prize in the best ball foursome at the club on Tues- day of this week. Three pairs of play- ers tied for second place. The tie has not yet been played off: Mrs. Turn- bill and Mrs. Traver were the winners in the nine hole class. } North Shore Club Holds Finals for Wolf Trophy RS. F. BARRON was the winner of the George D.. Wolf trophy at the North Shore golf club in the finals on Tuesday. Mrs. H. H. Harrison was runner up. xray dignified x Wea (A HOO E37 WE ceremony = A oH Wiig Hes A dignified funeral ceremony is not necessarily a high priced one. We have been the consistent foes of overcharge in funerals. Our morals and |} our manners dictate to us that we shall charge a fair price for our services and we do. WARD & BUCHHOLZ Funeral Directors Lady Assistant 912 Chicago Ave. Phone University 600 Play Second Round in Illinois Club Tourney HE second round for the vice president's cup at the Illinois Golf club is scheduled for Satur- day, August 15. The results in the first round last Saturday are as fol- lows: R. Gambrill defeated J. C. Bol- ter, 3 and 1; C. W. Jordan defeated W. C. Lewis, one up; R. A. Sanborn won from F. B. Ahara by default; A. C.. Hammond defeated H. Redman, 3 and 2; H. J. Kaufman won from H. Mosier by default and J. E. Carney from E. M. Jones by default; Dr. R. Wilson defeated F. W. Franklin, one up H<S. Sackett won from L. H. Puls, 2 and 1. | Winnetka Social Notes Mrs. William Eldridge, 475 Provident road, left Tuesday to be the guest of her brother 'and sister, Judge and Mrs. H. Stanley Finck, at Roxbury terr gg, Stamford, Conn. en Jr William C. Boyden, Jr., 1151 Oakley has gone to Lake Geneva to spend the week-end with Mrs. Boyden, who is spending the summer there with her mother, Mrs. Chase. The Misses Margaret and Minna Keating of Jacksonville, who have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Hubsch of 1072 Spruce street, are returning to their home this week. --_--Q-- Miss Grace DeBerard and her nep- hew, Loren Wingren, are leaving to- morrow to motor to Trout lake, Wis., for a two weeks' stay. LAR Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Tourje and daughter of Rogers Park will move to Winnetka to their new home on Haw- thorne lane within two weeks. --OQ-- Mrs. Louis H. Hosbein, 491 Orchard lane, has as her guests for a month her mother and sister, Mrs. F. V. Waldron and Miss Ida Waldron of Butler, Pa. Sr Ot Mrs. C. W. Happ, 306 Walnut street, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Loco and family, 1040 Cherry street, have return- ed from a few weeks at Lac du Flam- beau, Wis. : --(---- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jurgenson, 426 Sunset road, left Tuesday by motor for Grand Beach, Mich., where they will spend two weeks. --O Miss Catherine Crutchfield of = Se- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doonan and family of Spruce street, have moved in- to their new home at the corner of father, City, Ia. has as her guest for the week-end her | wickley, Pa., is spending the week-end George Crosley, of Webster with Mrs. W. B. Clore, 654 Cherry street. Maple and Pine. ey oR Mrs. Maurice Lieber of Ridge ave- nue, spent a few days last week at Oconto Falls, Wis., where she was the guest of old friends. --Q-- . Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Watson, 928 Pine street, left Monday on a motor trip to Torch lake, Mich. They will re- turn September 1. geld Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Sterling, 139 Bertling lane, returned Monday from a trip of eight weeks to the western states and the Pacific coast. kin de Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rummler and family of Starr road, motored to Osh- kosh, Wis, last week-end to visit rela- tives. : acl eels For Better Home Made Candies EVANSTON STORE, 1633 ORRINGTON AVE. Our Candies may be pur- chased right in Winnetka at ; Our Winnetka Store with the COMMUNITY KITCHEN 584 Lincoln Street Phone Winn. 1740 Suggestions Lowers Spalding Irons shafts; Standard models Second growth hickory leather grips. $1.50 Spalding Wooden Clubs Perfect, brand new, high quality drivers and brassies Sea Going Togs rs FOUNTAIN SQUARE of Interest of Summer $1.75 Beginner's Sets Four new clubs in. standard models Sunday bag $8.00 Spalding "30" Seconds Typical of Spalding Quality-- durable and reliable $4.50 doz. 44c énch Spalding all wool bathing suits for men and women. Guaranteed. In Kelly greens--Corn yellows-- Cardinal reds--Heather sand-- Navy blue and black. Regular $7.00 suits $5.50 Bathing Accessories Bathing Slippers - - x95 50 Bathing Caps - - $1.00 $4.50 & $3.15 Bathing Belts - . - Toga-Towels - to Sports Spalding "Kro-bat" A tennis racquet built for smash- ing play in which there is a com- bination of strength and beauty. Frames are of finest second growth ash and are strung with split lamb's gut $15.00 Sweaters All wool knit V-neck sweaters. Plain striped --and vari-colored designs $10.00 value . . $8.75 . . $7.00 $6.50 value civ rire $ 5.50 $500 valne wre $3.95 Trousers and Shoes White Duck - - White Flannels (odd sizes) $12.00 values to close at $8.75 Tennis Shoes in odd sizes 78¢c $8.00 value Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention University 123 Delivery Free $2.50